Jeffrey T. Brodie, M.D.

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Dr. Jeffrey T. Brodie has a special interest in managing foot and ankle arthritis including ankle replacement. In addition, he specializes in disorders of the Achilles tendon, as well as flat foot deformities, ankle instability, and nerve compression of the lower extremity. He sees athletes of all levels from recreational teams to the pros.

Dr. Brodie will also see patients seeking a second opinion. Please contact his office for more information.

Dr. Brodie graduated from Emory University with a B.A. He received his M.S. and M.D. degrees from Georgetown University and completed his post-graduate training at Monmouth Medical Center and the Mayo Clinic, Scottsdale. Dr. Brodie is fellowship trained in surgery of the foot and ankle.

Publications

The following publications feature Dr. Brodie:

What Dr. Brodie’s Patients Have to Say…

Dr. Jeffrey Brodie, I want to say thank you for the care you provided for me during my stay in February 2017. You were very attentive to my care and concerns. The food was very delicious, hot and prepared and delivered well. My stay was brief and I am doing well after my total ankle replacement. I look forward to seeing you for my appointment and x-rays to see how I am doing so far with the surgery. I could not have asked for better doctors, hospital, staff and care. Thanks again.

—Sincerely, Sandra S.

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I would like to take a moment to thank you for the great job you did repairing the nerve damage. My drop foot is gone and I am doing really well working. I walk over 6 miles a day at my job, so not wearing a foot brace is wonderful. You did a great job. People are amazed about how well I’m doing.

Thanks again,

— Bill B.

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Patient Features & Feedback

Baltimore Magazine TOP DOCS – October, 2016

October 2016 — The Annual Baltimore Magazine “Top Docs” Issue Honors Towson Orthopaedic Associates Physicians

Foot and Ankle Orthopaedic Surgeon Dr. Jeffrey Brodie named to annual Top Doctors’ List by Baltimore Magazine.

UMMS and University of Maryland St. Joseph Medical Center Physicians including orthopaedic surgeon Jeffrey Brodie, M.D., were recently named to 2016 Top Doctors list by Baltimore Magazine.

Dr. Brodie, a multi-year recipient of the annual honor, is fellowship trained in surgery of the foot and ankle. He joined Towson Orthopaedic Associates in 1997.

Top Doctor results are based on a Baltimore magazine survey of nearly 10,000 physicians in the Baltimore area, including Baltimore City and the surrounding seven counties, asking where they would send a member of their family in dozens of specialties. Also, recently, the Baltimore Sun featured an inspirational story of an athlete treated by Dr. Brodie.

Dr. Brodie was also named Top Doc in 2008, 2010, 2013, 2014, 2015 and 2016.

Baltimore Magazine TOP DOCS – April, 2014

April, 2014 — Annual Baltimore Magazine “Top Docs”

Congratulations to Dr. Brodie, who was honored in the November 2013 “Top Docs” issue of Baltimore Magazine! Approximately 10,000 physicians throughout the region were surveyed to determine the final “Top Docs” list. Read More…

Dr. Brodie Patient Signs Contract With European Soccer Team

August 12, 2011 — Baltimore’s Seth Moses has signed a professional contract with Austrian club SCR Altach, the standout midfielder told TopDrawerSoccer.com on Friday. Moses was offered a multi-year contract by the club following his performance with the PDL’s Orange County Blue Star team during its SuperElite International Tour last month.

The Sky is the Limit Thanks to a Double Ankle Fusion

Ginnie S., 61-years old, Baltimore, Md; Dr. Brodie’s patient, Double Ankle Fusion

“61-year-old Ginnie S.’s activities of daily living came to a standstill last fall. “I had excruciating pain in both ankles.” Read More…

Hereford’s Wesolowski returns from foot surgery, sets records again

Kelly Wesolowski, a standout senior on the Hereford cross country team, breaks cross country records after her return following foot surgery. For the previous 14 months, Wesolowski had been dealing with a bum right foot caused by Freiberg’s disease, a rare form of avascular necrosis — or the death of bone tissue — in the second metatarsal. Read more…